Guests say
Hen Beudy is a well-received cottage, praised for its cleanliness, comfortable furnishings, and tranquil location. Guests enjoyed the surrounding nature, proximity to the beach, and the cottage's well-equipped amenities. The property's seclusion and the entertaining local sheep added to the charm. Some minor issues were noted, but overall, guests expressed a strong desire to return.
The cottage received high marks for cleanliness, with numerous guests commenting on how immaculate and well-presented it was upon arrival. There were a few mentions of cobwebs, but these were minor and did not detract from the overall positive feedback.
The location is highly praised for its peace, quiet, and natural beauty, with easy access to the beach and local towns. Some guests mentioned the rough access road and the property being a bit isolated, which could be a concern for some, but overall, the location was considered a strong asset.
Guests found the cottage comfortable, with a particularly comfortable bed mentioned by several reviewers. However, there were a few comments about the mattress being too firm for some guests' preferences, which slightly affected the comfort score.
The cottage's facilities were generally well-regarded, with guests appreciating the modern equipment and amenities. Some feedback suggested room for improvement, such as the addition of a drying rack, more kitchen storage, and larger glasses. The lack of Wi-Fi was noted, but it was not a significant issue for most guests.
While the reviews reflect a positive experience, there is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, it is not possible to provide a score in this category.
About this property
This delightful, eco-friendly, detached cottage of Hen Beudy enjoys the countryside on the outskirts of Porthmadog. Situated in a remote location, it's quiet and peaceful, perfect for a couple's romantic getaway! Parking greets you outside, where you can leave your vehicle before wandering inside the stone-built abode. When entering the property, you will be welcomed by a beautifully decorated open-plan living space, which enjoys pastel-blue painted beams and stone flag flooring. Make your way through to the charming sitting area, which offers plush seating in front of the Smart TV, where you can settle down together after an action-packed day. The kitchen is charming, yet chic in its appearance, courtesy of the integrated appliances and marble-style worktops; rustle up delectable meals here, to be enjoyed as a romantic meal for two at the adjacent dining table. When night falls, head upstairs to find a welcoming double bedroom with an armchair to sink into after a long day; why not pick out from the selection of books and enjoy a captivating read? Just off the bedroom is the en-suite bathroom, where leisurely soaks in the bath can be enjoyed. To the rear of the property is a gravelled area, where you can relish a steaming cup of coffee whilst watching the sun rise over the encompassing countryside. With Moel y Gest, a rocky hill that offers stunning views over the Llyn Peninsula and Eryri's (Snowdonia's) highest peaks, set a short distance away, you're in an outdoor adventurer’s paradise, whilst the fine sands of Criccieth Beach are idyllic for an afternoon of sunbathing or swimming. Consider stopping by the ruins of Castell Criccieth, perched high above Tremadog Bay, or treat your better half to an indulgent meal at one of the town's many eateries, which include a number of traditional pubs and restaurants as well as tasty takeout. Visitors should not miss Portmeirion, a picturesque village known for its stunning Italianate architecture, while The Welsh Highland Railway runs through Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park from the historic town of Porthmadog. Explore the depths of the earth with Zip World Llechwedd's Bounce Below subterranean trampoline course or tackle the Titan 2 zip line. A treat for you and your loved one awaits at Hen Beudy!
Porthmadog, a thriving harbour town on the Glaslyn Estuary, is famed as the gateway to Snowdonia National Park. There's plenty to see and do, including the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, the Maritime Museum and the Cob Crwn trail. The towns local amenities offer all of the essentials for a self-catered holiday, including a host of shops and eateries. The delights of Borth Y Gest and Portmeirion are set within easy reach, both well worth a visit.
Accommodation
One double bedroom with bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen,dining area and sitting area
Photovoltaic panels and renewable energy.
Underfloor heating.
Electric oven with induction hob, microwave, fridge and freezer.
Smart TV, Bluetooth speaker, selection of books.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample parking.
Rear graveled area with enclosed area.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry no smoking.
Shop 2 miles, pub 3.2 miles, beach 1 mile.
Note: The ceiling on the first floor is sloped, please mind your head.
Note: The house is located down a single-track lane which may be uneven but passable.
Note: There is a Good Housekeeping Bond of £100.
Nearby points of interest
- Snowdonia National Park
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- National Slate Museum
Reviews (36)
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Adele
We enjoyed lots of walking especially along the beach and so did the dog! A good place to recharge the batteries and I would highly recommend it.
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Michael
The accommodation had everything you'd need for your stay. It was also the ideal central location for the events / places we'd planed to visit. Supermarkets just a short drive into Porthmadog to stock up for the week. The narrow lane in from the main road can be tight at times if passing oncoming traffic but thankfully, it wasn't too busy. Only wish we'd planed to stay for two weeks instead of one. Would highly recommend a holiday at this cottage if planning a trip. Looking forward to our next stay. Mike, Julie & Tia (the dog).
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W
Great walks from the doorstep, including (20 mins) to the vast expanse of Black Rock Sands (you can even drive along the beach and pitch camp right by the waters edge). So much to see and do, will have to come again for all the things we missed out. The only very minor thing lacking with the property, a bit more kitchen cupboard space for groceries would have been useful. Diolch